Applications - NDT
Non Destructive Testing with
High Intensity UV-light ( Black Light )
Fluorescent Magnetic Particle Inspection (FMPI) and Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI) are common methods in the NDT field, and the
Labino® UV-lamp is unbeatable using either of the methods.
A new generation – a new performance
Before magnetic particle inspection (MPI) and fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI) became standard practices, traditional UV-A lamps were used in NDT, typically fitted with 125 W mercury vapor bulbs. A traditional mercury vapor UV-A lamp requires 15 minutes to reach full effect. In case the lamp is exposed to magnetic fields, it will shut-off, needing 10-15 minutes to cool-off and 10-15 minutes to warm up again. Burn injuries on the hands and face were common due to extensive heat generation. A UV-lamp was normally left on for a long period of time, heating the entire work place, with excessive energy being consumed as well. The bulbs were heavy and fragile with comparatively short service lives.
What makes the Labino® UV-lamp unbeatable?
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